Offsite-Use water

[daniel]

On April 12, 2005 01:35 pm, Peter wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Apr 2005, Joseph Kubik wrote:
> > The toilet is bad, the ceramic cracks in a fire most of the time.
> > A REALLY hot fire is hard to protect against. However, most
> > residential fires I've seen were only really hot in the small area
> > where the fire started and the rest of the building was quickly
> > extinguished.
> >
> > If you are truly paranoid, a stainless steel vacuum flask would work
> > well, especially if it were in an open metal drum full of water (it
> > needs to be able to evaporate to provide any real cooling).
>
> Why are you making this so hard. Dig a 1 meter deep hole (6 inches
> diameter), put the things to be saved in a stainless or plastic
> hermetically closed can, and put it in the hole. If you have drain
> arrangements for rainwater you already have a hole probably.

great idea... if you have a back yard.


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